Oxford English for Electrical and Mechanical Engineering

Introduction to: Engineering, Choosing a course, Engineering materials, Mechanisms, Forces in engineering , The electric motor ,An engineering student , Central heating , Safety at work , Young engineer: tuning – in, reading, language study, word study. Choosing a course,

Oxford English for Electrical and Mechanical Engineering

Eric H. Glendinning and Norman Glendinning

Oxford University Press

1995

Abstract

Mechanical engineering is one of the broadest fields in engineering and one of the most populated. Mechanical engineering is the study of objects and systems in action. Unlike electrical engineering, it focuses on the design and testing of systems that convert or transform energy. These engineers need a strong understanding of fluid dynamics, movement, force, inertia, and materials and their physical properties. They need to have mastered applied creativity and problem-solving, as well as recent innovations in materials, technology and tools.

The books contents:

• Unit 1: Engineering – What’s it all about?
• Unit 2: Choosing a course
• Unit 3: Engineering materials
• Unit 4: Mechanisms
• Unit 5: Forces in engineering
• Unit 6: The electric motor
• Unit 7: An engineering student
• Unit 8: Central heating
• Unit 9: Safety at work
• Unit 10: Young engineer
• Unit 11: Washing machine
• Unit 12: Racing bicycle
• Unit 13: Lasers
• Unit 14: Automation technician Unit 15: Refrigerator
• Unit 16: Scales
• Unit 17: Portable genertor
• Unit 18: Road breaker
• Unit 19: Disc brakes
• Unit 20: Staff engineer
• Unit 21: Lawn - mower

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Eric H. Glendinning and Norman Glendinning ,Oxford English for Electrical and Mechanical Engineering, Oxford University Press, 1995

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